Samsung Group leader Jay Y Lee arrives in court for a hearing to decide whether he should be arrested on suspicion of bribery and other charges. Reuters’ Tony Munroe explains an arrest may affect Samsung itself.
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By Peter Rudegeair An ill-fated growth push has tripped up one of the oldest, most-successful online lenders to small businesses.CAN Capital Inc. was forced to stop making new loans late last year after it discovered problems in how the company reported borrower delinquencies, according to people familiar with the matter…
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Samsung Group leader Jay Y Lee arrives in court for a hearing to decide whether he should be arrested on suspicion of bribery, embezzlement and false testimony. Ryan Brooks reports.
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An influential survey from the American Chamber of Commerce in China shows more than 80 percent of companies think foreign business is less welcome in China than it used to be. As Tara Joseph reports, international firms say they’re feeling frozen out of business opportunities there.
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By Esther Fung and Jennifer Smith Online retailing has been chipping away at mall revenue for years. Now it is starting to make a contribution as well. Retailers are converting empty mall space into makeshift distribution centers used for package pickup and returns of goods bought online. At the same time, online merchants are opening physical stores to reach more customers, either via short-term leases in pop-up stores or long-term tenancies like Amazon…
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Deutsche Bank has finalised a $7.2 billion settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over its sale of toxic mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis. But, as Ivor Bennett reports, the banks troubles aren’t over yet.
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